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Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Amazon Accused of Maintaining Leave Policy That 'Punishes' Workers With Disabilities - Law.com

A worker advocacy organization is taking on Amazon for allegedly discriminating against employees with disabilities, claiming the e-commerce giant maintains a leave policy that “punish[es]” workers who seek medical accommodations.

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